Sentence examples for could have instituted from inspiring English sources

They could have instituted a series of new Olympic events at which the US would be absolutely crap and which might spell the difference between beating the Americans in the medal race and not.

No prosecuting authority in its right mind could have instituted murder charges against 270 mineworkers for the recent killing of 34 of their colleagues by police.

"So, she could have instituted some of those policies in that role and has not done so".

Although we could have instituted more radical reforms like a Medicare-for-all program, the Act will likely go far in expanding health insurance coverage.

For example, inhibitors of DNA methyltransferase could have instituted hypomethylation in any gene within MePD.

Cities and villages have instituted water rationing.

As we argue in this paper, once the import-substitution development strategy had proven to be inefficient, liberalization measures could have been instituted gradually to mitigate the losses of those with vested interests in protected activities.

Although the Indian government has instituted mechanisms that could enable women to register their grievances such as making complaints to facility superintendents, reports reveal low awareness about these mechanisms among women, lack of procedures for this and also that rural women refrain from complaining due to fear of reprisals (32).

He declined to say whether the strike could force the center to suspend operations, saying only, "As part of its contract, LB&B has instituted its contingency plan".

The league had instituted a policy that only players with less than one year of National Hockey League experience could join and therefore turned down his request.

Cisco has instituted a dividend.